On Hanukkah, which started at sundown on December 2, the tradition is to serve and eat a range of food fried in oil, as a nod to the miracle of the tiny bit of oil that is said to have kept a menorah lit for eight days more than 2,000 years ago — and Kyle honored that tradition when she served Hanukkah dinner at her home.

On Instagram Stories, Kyle shared "Happy Hanukkah" messages to her followers — and then offered them a glimpse into her own gracious home for the holidays. First off, there was... a Christmas tree, surrounded by a toy train. "I know, I know it's Hanukkah — but we celebrate both," she noted, with a shrug emoji.

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Then it was onto her family's dinner spread, served in overflowing dishes atop her marble island, which appeared to include sides of sweet potatoes, salad, and brussels sprouts — and yes, of course, a copious platter offering latkes, the fried potato pancakes that are the most traditional and recognizable food of the season.

When the family moved to a rousing game of dreidel, they played for traditional stakes of foil-wrapped chocolate gelt — and things got a tad intense. "I feel like you guys think we're in Vegas or something," Kyle narrated as the top spun. "So much at stake!"

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The assembled fam also reached for sufganiyot (traditional jelly-filled fried donuts) during their dreidel game... played on their table topped with a Christmas tree... which had been given the Hanukkah treatment with a blue and white color palette.

Here's a peek at the holiday magic:

Photos: Kyle Richards/Instagram

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